HIMSS TV

HIMSS VP of Informatics at Joyce Sensmeier discusses tools that engage patients with their data in ways that create a good relationship with providers — when the technology doesn't get in the way.

Maggie Brunner, program director of Cybersecurity, Emergency Communications & Technology with the National Governors Association, says healthcare CIOs can learn from state security strategies.

Kari Hedges, SVP at Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, and Laurent Rotival, SVP at Cambia Health Solutions, say three things are needed: The industry must put patients at the center, use standards like HL7 FHIR and get the entire ecosystem working together.

HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf discusses the interoperability rule that gives people full access to their clinical records with a panel of prominent individuals in the healthcare field.

The worst-case scenario for a security leader is to lose the faith of users, according to Jason Johnson, information security officer at Marin General Hospital and HIMSS Northern California Chapter president-elect. 

Andrew Mellin, VP and medical informatics physician at Surescripts, discusses a price transparency service that allows providers to make choices that are in the clinical and economic best interests of the patient.

Michel Amous, regional managing director at InterSystems, discusses improving the quality of care and reducing adverse events by enabling providers and regulators to focus on patients.

Mazin Gadir, senior consultant and advisor with the Dubai Health Authority, discusses the ambitious goals of the Dubai Health Strategy 2021, including transforming delivery models without overburdening or burning out clinicians.

Putting into practice lessons learned from a toothpaste challenge, Renown Health was able to increase Medicare Advantage membership 4 percent by using data, analytics and outreach to get to know its consumer.

Vade Secure Chief Solutions Architect Adrien Gendre talks about the biggest threats to email security, AI-originated phishing attacks and why users are no longer the weakest link in the security chain.